What does 孬孬 mean, what does 姼姩 mean

孬 means: Kung Fu is not good, don't be strong**.

Similar words are:

yín light.

jiǒng 古同" ".

sù 1.Defective jade. 2.Workers of Takuyu. 3.Surname.

The sky is clear and cloudless.

jiào dialect, only.

jiàng is the same as "犟".

pu Mian Hak (Korean Hanja).

Biáo dialect, don't. Such as: anxious; As the agricultural proverb goes: "When the weather is drought, the clouds are overlooked, and the poor woman looks forward to her family." ”

1. Bad; Bad: This brand of electrical appliances is the worst.

2. Cowardice; No courage: Bad seeds.

Pronunciation: nāo

Strokes: <>

Source: Kangxi Dictionary "Zhengzitong" 孬, not good.

Translation: 孬, meaning bad.

nāo 方 bad, bad: smoke. Wine.

Cowardice, no courage: this man too. Pinyin:

nāo, strokes: go radical: 7 do not go to radical:

10 radicals: subradical strokes: 3 number of strokes:

10；radical: sub; Stroke order number: 1324531521 Bad.

Bad bad. Such as: good (good and bad); In the old society, the poor ate and wore cowardice; Incompetent cowardly.

Such as: 孬包 (pus, weak and useless person) 孬种 nāozhǒng coward [dialect] badass; Coward.

Abusive words).Detailed explanation: 孬 is a compound word.

nāo [形] bad. Bad bad. Such as:

good (good and bad); In the old society, the poor ate and wore cowardice; Incompetent cowardly. Such as: 孬包 (pus, weak and useless person) 孬种 nāozhǒng coward [dialect] badass; Coward (curse words).

A little bit of heart.

Idiom source: Gao Shen Paiyang's "Hu Xueyan Quanchuan, Pingbu Qingyun" Volume I: "The first time I came to see the old aunt, I always had to mean it, and the new tea and ham were my own filial piety." ”

Idiom example sentence: I sent her to you.

Idiom grammar: as a predicate, the source of filial piety and silver bin hail banquet language; Used for communicating.

A little bit of heart.

Idiom source: Gao Shen Paiyang's "Hu Xueyan Quanchuan, Pingbu Qingyun" Volume I: "The first time I came to see the old aunt, I always had to mean it, and the new tea and ham were my own filial piety." ”

Idiom example sentence: I sent her to you.

Idiom grammar: as a predicate, the source of filial piety and silver bin hail banquet language; Used for communicating.

Understandable explanation.

Confused. It also refers to a foolish person. The hall by Bi Ye "Spring Without Flowers" Chapter 4 is full of ramblings: "The young daughter-in-law is only willing to listen to her husband's words, and she is willing to listen to what my old man understands!" ”

Word decomposition Explanation of 瞢 瞢 é 瞢 瞢 瞢 瞢 � 瞢 ě is the same as "confused".

radical : 目; Explanation of understanding understand ǒ understand, understand: sensible.

Ignorant. He understood what that meant. Radical: 忄.

Explanation of the 畚锸.

Also known as "畚臿". Also known as "Cutting". 畚, earthenware; Shovel, earthener.

Generally refers to the tools used to dig and transport soil. It is also used to refer to civil construction. "The Book of Jin: The Biography of Shu Hui":

Its clouds and rain are born in the clouds, and many are born in the dissipation. "Jin Shu Shi Jilong Chronicles": Poor and arrogant, labor is prosperous, the work is looking for each other, and the war is endless.

Tang Duancheng style "Youyang Miscellaneous Tales Sequel Zhinuo Gao Repentance Scum": Biyan quietly "Wang Zhezhi is westward. The family dug the ground and found a stone, and Zhu wrote on it, saying, 'It is not auspicious to repair this', and the family wiped it clearly, which is a philosophy.

The philosopher's family is lazy in the dust, grinding Zhu by itself, as deep as a stone vein. Song Fan Zhongyan "Send Hedong to Punish Zhang Taifu" poem: "Call the soldiers to insert, please make Xianxin Xin."

Word decomposition Explanation of 畚 畚 ě 畚箕 A piece of garbage, grain, etc., made of wood, bamboo, and iron sheets. radical : 田; Explanation of 锸 锸 (锸) ā shovel, a tool for digging earth.

When making clothes, insert needles around the perimeter and flatten the clothes. Radical: 钅.